Titlebook: Extending Educational Change; International Handbo Andy Hargreaves Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2005 Gender.change manage

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288195stmodern world. Subjecting public education to the rules of the market arouses great passion among educational reformers, whether they are in favour or opposed. In this chapter, Boyd and Lugg review the arguments and, most importantly the evidence about the effects that market forces of school choic

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Rahul Kumar Sevakula,Nishchal K. VermaIt critiques the trend towards the corporalization of everything, including education..With extensive exemplification, Robertson describes how the corporate community has dramatically redirected educational policy, reshaped the discourse and language in which policy is conducted, intruded into the c

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Improving Competence in Prime Adulthood,-cultural contact among nations as they try to resolve ecological and diplomatic problems together. In this chapter, Jim Cummins looks at the implications of linguistic diversity for educational change.Cummins asks what it means to provide education in a growing number of contexts which are not mere